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CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA , .
March 18, 2021
TO: HONORABLE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FROM: EMILY BARNETT, COMMUNICATIONS AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL
RELATIONS MANAGER
TEJI O'MALLEY HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER
REVIEWED BY: ROGER S. BAILEY, GENERAL MANAGER
SUBJECT: RECEIVE UPDATE ON CENTRAL SAN'S RESPONSE REGARDING THE
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC
Staff will provide an update at the meeting.
Strategic Plan Tie-In
GOAL FOUR: Workforce Development
Strategy 1—Proactively plan for future operational staffing needs, Strategy 4—Meet or exceed industry safety
standards
March 18, 2021 Regular Board Meeting Agenda Packet- Page 257 of 340
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RESPONSE
UPDATE
Pandemic Response Team Co-coordinators
Emily Barnett, Communications & Government Relations Manager
Teji O'Malley, Human Resources Manager
March 16, 2021
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WORKING UNDER SHELTER
ResponseIV
• 3/4/21 Governor signs Executive Order extending
authorization for local governments to halt evictions for
commercial renters impacted by the pandemic through
June 30, 2021.
• 3/5/21 Email sent to employees regarding State expansion of
vaccination eligibility to emergency services workers for
whom "remote work is not practical."
• 3/5/21 Governor signs $6.6 billion package funding safety
measures for in-person instruction and expanded learning
such as summer school for student support.
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WORKING UNDER SHELTER
Response
• 3/11/21 Email sent to employees regarding new Centers*for
Disease Control guidelines for fully vaccinated people.
• 3/12/21 California moves utility workers, including wastewater
workers, into the 1 B category.
• 3/12/21 Email sent to employees regarding State expansion of
vaccinations to utility workers.
• 3/12/21 Contra Costa County moves to the Red Tier.
• 3/15/21 Contra Costa County awarded $75 million in rent relief.
3/16/21 County announces first cases of U.K. COVID variant
etected locally.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY COVID-19
Vaccine Doses Admin istered Cases per Day per 190,66Q
453 ,449 +
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Testing Positivity Rate Equity Metric
2 . 3 % 4. 3 %
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ROLLOUT
Distribution Phases at a Glance
Phase 1Aha,se 1 B Phase 1 t Phase 2
- Healthcaie workers - People ages 75 and over - People ages 50-64 All people ages 16 years and
(tiers 1.2,3) People ages 65-74 Peapte ages 16-64 with older nal in Phase 1
Empl mes g residertls of high-risk medical cond tions
longterm rare facilities Frontline essential workers Other essential workers
• Congregate settings with
outbreak risk
Dec.-Jan. Started January Estimated Spring Estimated Summer
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Response
Number of New Cases per Day per 100,00@ Residents{7-Day Rolling Average)
80.0
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New cases per day per 100K
down from 10.7 on 3/2/2021
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Tier 3 Target
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Response
7-Day Rolling Average%of New Tests Positive by Collection Day 2.3%
20.0% New positive tests per day
down from 3.4%from 3/2/2021.
15.0%
Tier 2 Target
5.0% Tier 3 Target
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES 1W
County risk level Adjusted cases Positivity rate
WIDESPREAD 7 More than 7 More than 8%
Many non-essential indoor business
daily new cases(per 100k) Positive tests
operations are closed
F_ SUBSTANTIAL 4-7 5- 8%
Some non-essential indoor business Daily new cases(per 100k) Positive tests
operations are closed
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES
MODERATE 1 - 3.9 2 - 4.9%
Some indoor business operations Daily new cases(per 100k) Positive tests
are open with modifications
MINIMAL Less than 1 Less than 2%
Daily new cases(per 100k) Positive tests
Most indoor business operations
are open with modifications
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES
7.2 ■ 16.5 30.2
4New COVID-19 positive New COVID-19 positive New COVID-19 positive
cases per day per 100K cases per day per 100K cases per day per 100K
3.2% 6.4%
5.2% Positivity rate
Positivity rate Positivity rate
AS OF NOVEMBER 4,2020
AS OF NOVEMBER 17,2020 AS OF DECEMBER 1,2020
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES
63.9 74.1 105.4
New COVID-19 positive New COVID-19 positive ; New COVID-19 positive
= cases per day per 100K cases per day per 100K � � cases per day per 100K
15.2%
Positivity rate
k� 11.3% 15% 0.0%
Positivity rate Positivity rate ICU Availability
4.1% 0.0%
ICU Availability ICU Availability
AS OF DECEMBER 15,2020 AS OF JANUARY 5,2021 As OF JANUARY 19,2021
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES
� • 24.2 10.2
47.7 New COVID-19 positive New COVID-19 positive
New COVID-19 positive cases per day per 100K cases per day per 100K
�# cases per day per 100K �,
Positivity rate
t� 10.0% k ositivity rate 25.2%
Positivity rate �, 17.2% ICU Availability
11.7% CU Availability
ICU Availability
AS OF FEBRUARY 2,2021 As OF FEBRUARY 16,2021 As OF MARCH 2,2021
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CALIFORNIA CRITERIA FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON ACTIVITIES
6.5
10.2 New COVID-19 positive
New COVID-19 positive cases per day per 100K
cases per day per100K
2.3%
3.7% Positivity rate
Positivity rate °
28.7/°
25.2% ICU Availability
ICU Availability
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As OF MARCH 2,2021 As OF MARCH 16,2021
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